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Real world scanning and halftones (3rd ed )

Langue : Anglais

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Couverture de l’ouvrage Real world scanning and halftones (3rd ed )
From theory to practice, the ultimate guide to getting great images-completely updated to cover today's hardware and software!
  • Thoroughly revised volume provides an increased focus on color inkjet printers, web images, and all the latest software (including InDesign).
  • Only guide to examine scanning images and printing halftones in the context of the entire production process.
  • Authors David Blatner, Glenn Fleishman, Conrad Chavez, and Steve Roth are among the best-known experts in web and desktop publishing.
Almost everyone has a scanner or digital camera these days-from professional designers and production artists to soccer moms. But getting great images in and out of your computer isn't nearly as easy as the ads say. This comprehensive guide to scanning and outputting images is the internationally recognized guide to making sure you end up with the best-quality possible. Realizing that many of today's desktop publishers come to the task with no formal design or graphics training, David Blatner, Glenn Fleishman, Conrad Chavez, and Steve Roth detail both the theory and practice of producing topnotch scans and halftones. Through tips, techniques, step-by-step instructions, and real-world examples, readers learn how to scan, sharpen, and output their images as well as how to correct color and tone. Throughout, the emphasis is on not just how to perform a given task but why it makes sense to do so in a certain way. Filled with sure-fire techniques and practical discussions of today's software and hardware, when it comes to halftones and scans, this guide covers it all! Seattle-based writer and lecturer David Blatner is the author of 13 books. More than 500,000 copies of his books are in print in 12 languages. He is also a contributing editor for Macworld magazine. Glenn Fleishman is an expert in graphic design, Web development, and wireless technology. Conrad Chavez is a photographer and technology specialist who has written technical documentation for Adobe and other software companies. Steve Roth created the Real World series and has written many of the seminal volumes on desktop publishing.
Preface. I. SCANNING.
1. Waltzing Through the Process.
2. Do It Yourself, or Send It Out?
3. Scanners: What You Need and What You Get.
4. Digital Cameras.
5. Getting Your Originals Ready to Scan.
6. Getting Your Computer Ready for Scans.
7. How to Read Your Scanning Software.
8. Scanning for Prepress.
9. Scanning for the Screen.
10. Scanning for Color Printing.
11. Scanning for Office Printing. II. ANATOMY OF A SCANNED IMAGE.
12. Scanned Images.
13. Image Resolution.
14. Choosing Resolution. III. IMAGE CORRECTION.
15. Tonal Correction.
16. Getting Good Color.
17. Freshening Up.
18. A Sharper Image. IV. STORING IMAGES.
19. File Formats.
20. Compression.
21. Mastering and Archiving. V. HALFTONES.
22. Dots, Spots, and Halftones.
23. Frequency, Angle, and Spot Shape.
24. Frequency vs. Gray Levels.
25. Reproducing Halftones.
26. Who Does the Halftone?
27. Stochastic Screening.
28. Band Aid.
29. When Grids Collide: Rosettes and Moir s.
30. Angle Strategies: Controlling Halftone Screens.
31. Customizing Halftones.

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